User Reviews

It's unbelievable how morals and values have just flown out of the window. This could have been a good show but it quickly became a look into irresponsibility, unreliability and a lack of good judgement and decency by almost everyone. Brogan is the only one with any genuine class and sense of good moral standards. It's sad to see all these attractive young people be so callous and have such low standards without a care in the world as how that looks to us the viewers. It's aslo bit repulsive to see how young people behave nowadays. I think this show has the potential to be good if all the bro'ing and Ho'ing were eliminated.

I'm an avid reality tv viewer and was excited for this show but boy did they just not deliver. Don't get me wrong there's definitely potential but I refuse to watch any further due to Zach. He's self righteous and completely disrespectful. How he has anybody willing to work for him is beyond me and the last thing he needs is any validation from a show revolving around his company. Trash him and start over.

I love trashy TV, it's escapism for me.

This show was less escapism and more frustration at the obvious staging that this show contains. It never really finds its groove and the people never relax enough to show you their true selves and one of the main irritations is the owner.

Lindsey Lohan's cousin is a fish out of water, I don't understand what Victoria's job is, because she's never there and the 'chef' appears to be more of a cook and certainly not someone who supposedly runs the kitchen of this apparent hotspot in The Hamptons.

In the age of reality TV I feel that they could have come up with more likeable characters and less manufactured storylines - which are not that interesting anyway.

Unlike Selling the Hamptons, this is a dud for me.

First of all, if you're going to have a trashy reality show, you should at least have somewhat attractive people in it. MIA!! They must've been really scraping the bottom of the barrel when they put this cast together. Secondly there is no story line that is even somewhat interesting to follow. I'm sure this restaurant is a popular place, but this show could only hurt its reputation as being a sophisticated Hamptons spot. Don't waste your time!

This show is inappropriate for ages 1-100. If I wanted to see filthy, nasty, inappropriate behavior by animals with no sense of self-respect or decency, I'd go to the monkey house at the zoo.

Where should I start...I'm a big fan of reality shows but this one I felt like completely wasting my time........... Some parts of the show are scripted...is so obvious and absurd and who can watch a show like this when the owner of the restaurant Zach is such an awful human being, he has no personality he is constantly mean with his employees i think he ruined this show, i wonder if he got sued by his employees because the way he treat them was absolutely horrible. My favorite character is Brogan, she's very nice and she does her job well. Overall a waste of time and definitely not watching season 2 if they got renewed!!!!!

This season 1 was painful with the repetitive nature of the pointless drama and consistent hookups with below average cast. Season 2 was a little better with the casting and all but still very predictable and mediocre at best. I'm sure there will not be a season 3 but if there is, it will be funny to see how season 2 ended with Ethan kicked off the show after the fight with Zach, Noelle done with Joey for talking to girls and Sam being done with Ethan. And how season 3 (if there is one) will ignore all of this and just have exactly the opposite of how the previous season ended as I said. This does go along with the consistently of the show just being manic and all over the place while having no little to no entertainment value. This show echos the facts that just because you have the means to make a reality show does not mean you should make a reality show.

I say this completely understand that what is appealing for one person might not be for another, but for me, "Serving the Hampton" worked on many levels. First of all, as far as reality TV goes, this show was significantly more relatable and realistic then most reality TV shows out there. Why? Well, has anyone other than me ever worked during high school, college and thereafter trying to make a living. These characters are not upper 20s to mid 30s who go vacation on their weekends in the Hamptons drinking, getting intimate, and fighting with each other at kitchen tables trying to become Instagram famous. And they aren't housewives who purposely get thrown into situations where they are always fighting with each other. These are kids who are pursuing dreams by working trying to make something of themselves. Ryan takes two shifts so he can help pay for medical school. Jack works over his summers in a restaurant to be a full time actor throughout the year. Just to name a few. Then there is the competition aspect for Brogan the chef who has to prove herself with the owner Zac in every challenge. Bravo to this story line for being the first to show what a struggling chef goes through to try to make it. And yes, Zac is a tough, but so was Simon on America Idol or Trump on the Apprentice. When you managed a million dollar business and over a hundred employees guess what? Its not easy. There is a tremendous amount of pressure on the shoulders of person in his role as he is ultimately the one being judged by his patrons. Also his rags to riches story from living as a sheep herder in Turkey to where he is now is amazing. Victoria as his assistant was a fascinating personality for that role. Then the character arcs were interesting in Jill, Ethan and Samantha. In fact, there is a scene with Samantha that humanized her in the saddest of ways. I was literally moved by her honesty.

Overall, I found the show unique with the majority of characters interesting, likeable, and relatable. I saw myself in this show reminding me of a time long ago when I too worked 16 hours a day to pay for college following my future. Five episodes of interesting stories with an amazing background in the Hamptons. A great reality show. Hope to see more.

Most of the cast are super entertaining and I enjoy the show. Brogan, Hailey and Sam, you guys rock and I hope the best for you! I'm glad Jill left in the second season and I hope she doesn't return at all - Other than her, my least favorite character is the owner Zach What's this guy's deal? I don't think he would be able to function outside of his own little universe, seriously needs to reconsider how he treats his employees. Season 1 was fun - Season 2 was a little annoying and I feel like cast members started slowly disappearing. I was a little confused about the returning characters have kept me coming back. I wouldn't be mad at a third season.